The Newborn Diaries
The Newborn Diaries: Tiny Dancer
I was told by two people this week that baby D is already showing signs of good rhythm. "Oh really?!" I smiled in ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Baby sign
These days, I cluck like a chicken, quack like a duck and oink like a pig. All in the name of baby improvement. ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Techno babble
A couple of weeks ago, baby D crawled over to the television, pushed herself up into a standing position and turned it ...
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The Newborn Diaries: La dolce baby
It turns out that being a baby in Italy is akin to being a celebrity - mobbed everywhere you go and excessively praised for ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Travelling with baby, part 2
I am - without fail - always the bedraggled airport traveller. You know the one - too many bags, a totally unkempt ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Finger foods
I didn't realise that once baby Diana would properly start to enjoy solid foods, I'd be spending every hour to ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Teething troubles
Once upon a time, there was a terribly naïve mother who thought that a teething baby was one who dribbled sweetly and ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Bald baby or Goldilock
Baby Diana has grown remarkably over the last several months. Most notably, her cheeks are ever-chubbsing, but ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Baby is inspired by the movies
Baby Diana is already experimenting with the notion that life can imitate art. She's recently taken to recreating iconic ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Baby is growing up fast
Baby Diana has spent the last few months rolling and posing (her favourite position is on her side, à la some kind ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Bathtime with baby
Diana's moving up in the world: Not only has she moved into the big girl bed, but she's also in the big girl bath now, too! ...
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The Newborn Diaries: Every dog has its day
We took baby D to baby cinema to see the documentary Babies, which follows a Namibian, Japanese, American and Mongolian ...
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